A 25-year-old female a health worker who is PCR positive. When we complained of postnasal discharge and sneezing, We took CT. The areas of density increase with peripheral location, the left lung superior lingular segment, and the lower lobe basal segment are more prominent. Suggestions?

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62/m severe breathless since last night. before had sore throat and fever for 1 wk.. SPO2 85%. BP -160/100. P- 120/MIN . no fever RS : B/L CREPTS ++++ Newly detected DM... can v suspect him as COVID19? known COPD since 4 yrs

Patient in early 40 s with a week of fever and dry cough, the normal image on the left is one acquired a year earlier. Image 2 patient in mid 50s with similar history but unlike the former, has oxygen requirement. First patient discharged, second admitted for O2 therapy. Your opinion.

40yrs/F presented to ED with C/o Severe Respiratory distress and altered mental status.Patient started noticing symptoms 5 days after operated for hysterectomy (Uterine fibroid) at some other hospital.Emergently intubated after acute respiratory failure,patient had to be deeply sedated and paralysed. O/e - Crackles and wheezes,BP -140/80,PR -72,Spo2 -98,Temp -103°F. DIAGNOSIS AND SUGGEST MANAGEMENT PLAN?